Tata Motors, DRIVN and SwitchLabs Sign Agreement to Deploy 150 Heavy Electric Trucks

Published: Aug 24, 2026 19:26 (GMT+8)

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【Tata Motors, DRIVN and SwitchLabs Sign Agreement to Deploy 150 Heavy Electric Trucks】 DRIVN, Tata Motors and SwitchLabs have signed a binding agreement to deploy 150 heavy electric trucks in a single project. Under the agreement, Tata Motors will serve as the original equipment manufacturer (OEM), DRIVN will act as the lessor, and SwitchLabs will operate the vehicles, supporting the electrification of heavy-duty commercial transport.

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